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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

company, and accurate sOundlngs made
of the Red River crossing.
1t is thought that the new line will
build under the charter of the Wichita
Falls and Winfield Railroad, which has
already secured right of way, but the
officials of the latter corporation do not
commit themselves.
Property here, though much depressed
by the drought, will be more active from
now on, the more so as we have naturally
one of the prettiest and most suitable
situation for solid little city-or big one
either-in all North Texas, with the rich
country around it to sustain it.
The Fort Worth and Denver is rushing
its construction far beyond Quanah, and
by fall expects to meet the Kansas
| Southern, when the Fort will add another
great through spoke to its railway hub.
1t is rumored that the ST. Louis and
| San Francisco is negotiating for entrance
here, looking to line running south
west, with San Angelo as an objective
pbint. This would be an immensely
popular cattle route. The building OF
these railways-and others will follow
them-Will in few years more HI the
! best Panhandle counties with a thrifty
population, who will pour in to take up
! its cheap and fertile lands. They are
coming already, and steady flow OF
capital is going on. The men who invest
now will be wise, for the era of cheap
lands in Texas is just passing away for
ever. A number of visiting capitalists
were on our streets to-day, and we will
expect them in increasing numbers now.
| So far but little real estate has changed
hands, but considerable transactions are
| expected soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

the neap tides, the first lot at dead low
water, and the second at one hours
flood. CHARLES T. ROBINSON,
Master Steamer Alfalfa.
March 2, 1887.
On March ,, 1887, Mr.. Owen wrote
letter to Hon. j. II. Rice, president of
the Texas, TOpolobampo aud Pacific
Railroad, from which the following is
taken:
Our welcome at Topolobampo on the
evening of the last day of February was
one long to be remembered. Possibly
there were SEQ pers ms present, and the
addresses, the songs and music, and
cheerful faces and happy exchange of
Generalization were more than your i'm
agitation is likely TO picture. There is
not a case of sickness in either camp;
aud we had yesterday by actual register,
29S adults and III children.
Work progresses in every way
well, and every one is contented and de-
termined to overcome al! difficulties. TIE
weather is lovely, and stone houses are
nearly ready for all here. Engineer lays
has cut through from the river (Fuerte)
/ to the bay (Topolobampo), and this will
furnish direct wagon road for our peo-
pie; but we are going orun another line
| for our railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA KNIGHTS.
They Meet at Harri. burg to Consider La
Dor Legislation.

HARRISBURG, PA, April Two hun
dred knights of Labor, representing
every district in Pennsylvania, met
here this evening to consider
the various bills relating to labor
matters before the Legislature
The session was secret and was strictly
devoted to organization. Grand Mas
ter Workman PoWderIy presided,
and in calling the conven-
ton to order made an address
in which he counseled wisdom and great
care in deliberation, and spoke of the
rapid growth of the order. He expressed
himself as well pleased at the result OF
the Chicago election. Ralph Beaumont OF
Washington and Secretary Lehman also
addressed the convention. 1t is under
stood that the legislators who have intro
duced labor bills will be requested to
explain them. The convention will draft
a memorial to the Legislature embodying
it's views, and will present it Monday.
A public meeting IN the House
of Representatives tonight was
very largely attended. Mr.. Pow
derby presided, and made q
speech in which he said labor had right
to be represented here by men to lock
after its interest in the Legislator
He referred to mOnopolists' action
IN being represented in Legislative
halls, and said it was time the LABOR men
Ct Pennsylvania emula'ed the example OF
their brethren IN New Jersey, and insist
ed on the examination of ell labor bills
before they were passed. He said:
We are charged with being anarchists
and favoring measures that tend to an
archy. As chief of our organization,
can say that anarchy finds no abiding
place in our midst, but the
monopolists want to make
the people believe the contrary
No matter what errors we have commit
ted IN the past, we have always aimed al
doing right. We have pursued a line
of policy and found out things
that are right and wrong, but
we have always kept clear of one thing
that brings odium on onr country
anarchy. He rejoiced therefore in the
defeat of the anarchists candidate il
Tbjoo0O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
weatbsrford,s New Road

Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, Tx, April T. The
right of way committee for the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad has just
received the map from the company for
route of the road from Cleburne to this
city, and are now at work earnestly to
secure the right of way, and it is thought
that within three weeks the committee
will be able to turn over the deeds to the
company, when work will at once be
commenced. That is if the citizens along
the route will be prompt in settling with
the committee for the land on which the
road is to run. THE GAZETTE reporter
has learned that a number of those own
ing land along the route in the city limits
and in the country are inclined to ask
exhorbitant prices for their land,
and it is the opinion of the peo-
pie here that most of the land
in the city will have to be condemned,
which will be done in @ very short time
if q settlement is not arrived at very soon.
The committee is now thinking of having
the company run another line several
miles east of the line already surveyed.
The new line, if run, will be on Bear
creek, as a great many of the farmers in
the country are unreasonable in their
prices on the present line.
r. G. Mcconnell, Esq, of this city has
been appointed attorney for the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Texa' kama Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, April 7.-Consider-
able enthusiasm is exhibited by the citi-
zens over the assurance of union depot,
which has been commenced to-day. The
building will tip the state line from the
Arkansas side, and will occupy at least q
half acre of ground. A large force OF
men are now at work, and it is connect
ured that by the first of June the building
will be completed.
Information reaches here to-day that
the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Rail
way has reached Mount Vernon, Tex, in
the extension from Mount Pleasant for
Sherman; the distance of track-laying
thus accomplished is over twenty miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Cotton Belt Engineers.

Special to the Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, TEX, April 6. - The
camping outfit of the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas surveying party
reached here yesterday, and they have sur
veyed the line within mile of this place
and will reach here by 10 O'Clock to-day.
The engineers say the route from Elm
Fork to this place is a splendid one.
Great rejoicing among the people here
over the prospect OF being connected
with Fort Worth by rail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
The HiIIsborO Line.

Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, April THE st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad sur
vey has just been completed to Hillsboro.
The survey crosses Thackberry creek
north of town at the bridge on Waco
street, thence southeast, and crosses the
Missouri Pacific track near Mr.. George
HAYS residence, thence west to the rear
OF the S. "A. Reavis property, thence
south across Franklin, Elm and Walnut
streets, along Duncan street to the victni,
ty of the W. G. Harris property. The
survey is forty-two miles long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Montague Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, Tex, April THE jury in
the case of Henry Peter returned YER
dict finding the defendant guilty OF man
slaughter, and assessed his punishment
at two years in the penitentiary.
The case of the State VS.. G.. W. Grace,
charged with murder, is on trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Through Tickets Sold.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April THE Penn
sylvania Company, operating lines west
of Pittsburg, has resumed the sale Of
through tickets over the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, the Hannibal and St.
Joe, the Kansas City, st. Joe and Council
Bluffs and the Northern Pacific Railroads
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Freight Train Wrecked.

SpeClGI W tue OdLCLtCs
WEITE~ RIGHT, TEX, April IA
freight train was wrecked this evening at
4 O'Clock on the Missouri Pacific Railway
about half a mile north Of here. 1t
was caused by the track spreading.
Twelve cars were smashed up. No lives
were lost. This IS the fourth wreck in
the same place in the last three months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Officials at Big Springs.

Special to the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX, April 7.-Captain
John A. Grant, general manager of the
Texas and Pacii: Railway, accompanied
by L. S. Thorne, superintendent of trans
portation, arrived from the west to-day
on a special train on a tour of inspection.
They leave for Fort Worth and the east
in the morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

The Prince Royal of Greece draws his
pay as 8 sub lieutenant monthly, like all
the other officers. Recently he found
hi nsen "docked" shilIings, in common
with the others, to pay for mis- coming
of-age banquet. >
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

Everyone who has used it, endorses
Red Star Cough Care as the best. 25
cents. ~Saass,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
Houston and Texas Central

THE ONLY ALL-sTEEL LINE IN THE 81
Double daily Irains each way. Thr
Sleepers between New Orleans and
Louis on TRIMS ] q d !, and between Galvd
aud st. Louis On Trains and 2, via DS
DenisOD and Sed Tia. Sleeper between ID
ton and Aus.ln. Through Tickets to all pc +
Quickest TUGte 70 New Orle MS and point
the Southeast. Choice Of routes via Den
and st. Louis, or Houston aad New Orlei
steamship tickets to or from any point
Eur0De f9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND.

ATTiVe, LeaV6.
Laredo and st. Louis 7:lO Il m :5O m
San Antonio aad ST. Louis. 500 p m 9:2O m
SOUTH BOUND.
St, Louis and Laredo. ....... 1850 p m 70 p m
St Louis and san Antonio. 500 m $40 m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

Dyspepsia makes you nervous, 9,
nervousness maaes you dyspeptic; ei
one renders you miserable. Cf
Little Liver Pills cure 6oaas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
TEXAS and PACIFIC.
EAST ROUND
TRANSCONTINENTAL.
NORTH BOUND.

NORTH BOUND.
Fort worth Whitesboro and Arrive. Leave.
TevaTtana ,,......... 7:lOam $50 m
roe Texa mRarH' ..lai...'.. 9:OOpm 9:2Opm
SOUTH BOUND.
Fort A Worth -..s...0. 7:5Opm $40 m
Font Wortb. .-'"..''....... 500 IN $40 m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

l. trains-Galvestoh, Fort Worth, Game
twenty-five miles the shortest routei
Worth to gainesville. The best route to Il
Farmerssiile, Honey Grove. Twenty |
miles the shortest route-Dallas 70
Grove. The tavorite Route % Houston,
sofa, Montgomery, COnrOe. The only roy
Lampasas, Brown wood, Balingtr, Colen1
Direct connection 70 Austin, Waco Y
Vile, san Antonio. Memphis, 81. Louis, Z
City and all points north, east and west.
JAMES S. CAR
Gen1 Pass and Tiki Agt., Calves
g. d. LUSK, Ticket Agt., Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA FE.

SOUTH BOUND.
,5o1 end evoress. daIIv..... S:5Oa m 9:I0 8 m
AccommodatiOn, mixed train 1900 p II
Acco q mediation, mix train STOP m
NORTH BOUND.
Mail and express, daily 49,. 6:45 p m 9:O5 p m
Acconmod alton, mixed train I:40 N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

Double daily service of elegant
Buffet and Steering Cars between san /
and Kansas City ana st. Louis. Z
s Don be deceived, but call for yourI
via he Missouri Pacific Railway.
For any desired information, tickets
folders, ETC., call on @. D. LUl
Ticket Agent, Fort w
J. Fl. MILLER,
Northern Texas Pass. Agent, Dallaf
B.W MCCULLOQ&
General Pass. and Ticket
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

: P. A, MILLER, Ticket Agent, Fort Y Orth.
r. r. Robins, T. p. A, Fort Worth.
A. FAULKN Err, Gen. Pass. Agent, Hcustor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08
FORT WORTH AND DENVER.

North hOund ........... 500 n
Sonth bound................4 :2Opm
All the above from the Union Depot.
G. D. IUSK, Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

Leave. ArTiVe.
Exnress trains............... 800 p m 10:45 N
GgiTad treins ...... $50 q m 1855 m
A MILLER, Ticket Agent.
DepOt near corner of Jones street and Dag
gett avenue CITY office 4O3 Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

TALK ABOUT THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
AND PACIFIC-OTHER ROADS.
SnecIal to the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-08

NeWberne. We have two iron bouys at
our wharf, but have not yet had time to
properly survey the channel to place
them. The souudings On the bar taken
by Captain Char es I. Robinson of the
steamer Altata at from to p. m Feb
ruarV %, at dead low water on the neap
tide. show 1871 feet; and March l, by
keeping q little north of the line Of the
bOuys now there, on one hours flood
tide C. p. M we measured 81 feet in the
lowest place on the bar.
The following accompanied the copy Of
the letter to Governor Torres:
Report Of soundings made by steamer
Altata; entering Topolobampo bay, Sin
aloa, Mexico, February %, and passing
out March l, 1887.
At about 500 yards from outside buoy,
81 fstnoms; at 800 feet, fathoms; at
200 feet, ID fstroms; at 100 feet, % feet;
opposite outside buoy, % feet, and from
that TO middle DaT buoy 81 follows: 20 feet,
10, 20, l81, ISL, 184, 184, 10, 1873, 20, 81;
and for middle 10 inside bar bouY 81, 81,
q, %, 81, %, 26 q, 26, 25, &c, 90, 81, 81, 49,
80, 34t, 36. 40 IS, &c. After passing in
side bar buoy water deepens 20 10 f.
thoms, and opposite the dry bank, depth
Ul ldLnOuS aOOuI udLI "a JAG > IChS VI
of will be found right up and along
"Shell Point" or Copas; and the channel
gradually deepers to IS fathoms in the
"Straits of Joshua" Opposite the wharf
at the colony landing, there Is y feet al
low water at distance of 30 feet, and
good anchorage in fsthoms, 200 feet of
On leaving Topolobsmpo and crossing
the bar at about one hours food tide,
did not find less than three and one-hali
fsthoms by keeping close to the north
part of the bsnk and leaving the bopys tc
the southwark.
The above soundings were taken or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-14
Tlefige Stablitite su reinisen 1T UNI

Tledige Stablitide gu retnisen 1T UNI
ftanblt9 unb mibiam. Man iese einen
Gid brauBen i'm Sreien in bic Sonnens
itrablen, bei6lase i'm an beiben Ssiten nit
NdseIn, an pel9en r1an 8~inbfaben 10 Be-
fefttst, baB fte quer iibsr bic SafeI ~Iaufen.
auf bteien Gid, unter bic 8tnbfabsn lese
man eintse 8osen ueiBes Bapisr unb auf
bieie ben StabIft9. Damn iibergieBe
man bebutiam bic gauge Sbsrfla5e besisls
ben nit teberbem Waiisr unb NO bieies
bur3 bic Come i9nea trofnet, muB es
bur9 einen mai en- S9pamm INNER ioslei9
eriest werben. 0as llebersteBen pirb
brets Bis piernal pie6erbolt. Damn Ieae
man bas Bib IN Elm fla9es b6lsernes @es
fab BON berielben @r6Be ais bsr Gid,
steBe wteber betBes 8aKsr barauf unb Be-
bede bas 9efdB nit Gu9 ober 8eus, UNI
bic 9tte seb6ris einpirten gu Iaiisn. Na6
finf bis feds Stunben itnb bic Slefen unb
auer S9mub lossewet9t. Dor benz Iebs
ten 8esteBeu bebefe man bas Bib nit reis
ttem itarfen 9apisr, bamit ss bur9 bas
Walier nt3t 3~erriien uerbe. On Saben
auf9ebdn9t, wiro es baun in Der Come
9etrotnet. 8epor es aber gang troden
1T, nebme man es nod einmaI berunter
unb prefie es iorsiam Spii9en swei 8apies
rem, bamit es bstm Erofnen feline SaIten
betommt. Ha9 polffGnbisem Srodnen
muB bas Bib i%attnirt werben.
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&sHu Der appetit uerssbt, uuO Der Gdlai rubsLOS uuO
uuerquideHS WirO, lit Gsiabr i'm aHJuss. Die gsrs
NauuusS : Sr9uue. wenu fs in .iusm ssiunStu 3uitanSe
inO, U~slauseu mad Rabruus, uHO bic Rsrpsn, wsun fe
in siusm ssiuHOeH unS mbiSsu SuitauOe iuO, usruriOaeH
Dem DesuideH esS GadtS Feline uHuBs. Gin StartuHsss
mittsl nm ptrram 81 isu, ioats uidt uur elm siuia6es
0tttteI ietn ben Appettt gu rsiSsu; ebsnio psutg perben bic
Rerpen ourb Elm bIoBeS SeTubisungss ober S6laimittel
~getrditi9t uno btmbigt. 2Sas In siHeu lolden 6aae
nStbis II, it cine VtsOtStH, bic ben Wlassn itdrtt, unS bic
AiiimiIatiOu Der Rabrun9 ourd ben S6rpsr beiSroert, mo-
ourd bic Reruen iowte ale auosreH 2bsiIe oes SSrperS ges
triitist Werosu. Dteiss limb bic griolse pou Sotets
ter's MG9eubttterS, cine WteotItH, osrsn &ui felt
in Der 0ffentIibsn Weinuns beerIHost 1T. uHo wslbe pom
AerStsu Ipessu tbrer %ltdrtenoeu unttbili6ien NIB an0eTen
6igtuibaiteu empioblen ptro. IS wiro nit BEN beiteu
griolse gesen 8sbltfteber. 8beumattsmuS, Sawids Der
Risren unb Der Sebdrmutter uHS auoere SraHtbetteu ses
brauht.
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Baruut er fir Srauenfimmredt ftimmte.

Sn 9atota tennt iebes &in6 ben popus
ldren 0ilbur S. StseIe. @r mar Mitslieb
ber 2esislatur BON Steel County. Qus
Stee!e's seiesseberii9er Sbdti9teit leu3tet
cine Chat" Defenders por, wel9e aufs
RlarIfe bocunentirte, pel6e un9emetne
49tuns Serr StseIe por Isiner @bssattin
bate. Sros bieier unbesren3teu 9O3a3s
tung Dor ieiner Srau, mar Steele etn prins
Sipieler 9esner bes Srausn fimmre9ts
unb ftets bate er In BEN Iusi6uBfsunsen
9esen nnterbreitung zines barauf be3Islis
den amenbements seitimnt. Sroe6em
selanste bic 8orlase, sinem Maioritdtsbss
.i6luB bes COMMITTEES semdB, enblt9 uor
bas Saus. Waior Btflep uertrat bic Sa9e
bes i9Onen @ei9le9ts IN berebten @orten
unb BON ber @auerie purbe linn ntebrfa9
raui9enber geifaa gu Ebetl, rtantentli9 iets
tens Der 3ablret9 anueIenben Oamsn.
@nbli9 tam es CUR abitimmuns. gls
Steele's Han1e aufserufen wurbe, erbo6 ct
ii9 NIT Der Wir6e zines 9emofbenes,
rduiperte ii9 unb begann: Serr Spre5er,
i6 bebuure aufri9tts, ber 8orlase meiue
3uittmmuus ri5t sebeu gu t6nnen, alein-
Sn bemielben I~usenblide iab man, wie
fi6 cine elegant setleibete Dame melt iiber
bas 9eIanOer ber 9aaerie beuste unb pl6ts
lid b6rte man cine iebr Iaute Sttmme:
vW-tl-b-u-r!"
9err Steele bIitte mad Der @aIsrie
berauf. Sas 9eniiste. Gid uteber an
ben Spre@er penbenb fubr er fort:
SER Spre5er, i'd itimme SAL"
Ste Dame auf ber @aIerte mar Srau
Steele!
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Gs far1 nidt oft senua barauf aufmert:

w luNH uIut w S'N"S o"'""l ""l"ett'
lam sema9t werben, baB bic 9oISai9s
elmer Der ~pertbuoaiten Sinser fir ale
iene 8fauaen lit, fir wsI9e Der in ibr ents
balterel9 auptitOfi, bas &alt, Elm unsntbsbrs
It6es SebirfntB 1T, unb bieisr Stroff lit
UNI 10 wertbuoaer ais Der Staamtt benisIs
ben IN nur un3urei9enber Wense gu lisfern
uermas. ollie foblartisen @smiiis, Salat,
8obnen, grbien, turs, bic msiitsn 9flans
Sen bunseru f0rmli9 mad bisiem Stoffe
unb sebeiben besbaIb uiel better, wenn benz
Soben 9oIsai6e suseiett ptrb. au9 fir
8einitDde sibt es taum einen beiiereu
0inaer.
Der uieIfa6e Ruten, wsI6sn bic SoIss
aide tn Der YfanSenweIt sspdbrt, ioute
iiberaa babin fibren, baB man bieisIbe NIT
Sorsfalt fammelt unb troden ANN @es
brau9e aufbewabrt. Der in man9en
@drtnereien, mo man ibren psrtb su i9dss
gen weiB, iibli9e @ebrau9 um fie su fans
aIss @eitriippe ausuiammeIn unb
sutem Sebeden Su uerbrenneu, 1T isbr
empfsbIenswertb.
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8ie mon iein eiaeuer 6ruBpater tperoeu
fam.

Sd beiratbete cine 8ittpe; bisisIbe
bate cine erwa9iene SO9ter, weI6e msin
Batter beiratbste. 90 wuros msin leibIi9er
Sater msin S4pieseriobn, meine Stiefs
to9ter meine Wutter.
Mein Srau ais Ruttsr msiner iesisen
Mutter wurbe bisrbur6 meme 9roBmutter
unb i4 war auBer benz Wanne nod Der
@ntsl meiner eisenen Srau. 9a nun Der
Usann Der 9rOBmutter sIei9ssitis 9roBs
pater bes guteIs lit, = 10 wurbe i'd TIM
sIidIi5er 3uslei4 meiH eisener@ g.
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Sas crit fiir,lid in @snua srridtste

Sas crit fiir3lid in 9enua erridtste
Sittor emanuel > 9entmal brobt i9on
iebt, mo- Der Sodel taum trofen ssporbsn
TT, einSuitir3en. auf Der lestsn Stufe
bes goitaments 1T pIOtli9, wabri9einIi9
infolse bss 0rufes, elm b~anbbrsite SpaIte
entitanben, wel9e fi6 tasIi9 srpsitsrt, 10
baB elm 3%uiammeniturs beS sisantii9en
9entmaIs u nod cine Srase Der 3eit lit.
SaiisIbe itebt auseni9einli6 ni9t auf feitem
untersrunb; benn es bewest ii9. wie
Sa9ueritdnbise uerf4ern, pom @eiten
mad Often.
@ebt ss bamit uieqei9t, ME nit benz
9artbalbi Sentmal2
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8nttteS MIIerIet.
Cur S6roernna Der WeiunSbeit.

Startes, weites S9ubpert unb trotene
Striimpfe ftnb Elm 9auptfactOr fir bic
@eiunbbeit.
Die meiifen &ranfbeiten befallsn uns
nt9t rpie aus beiterm 9immeI, ioaSern emit,
wtdeln ii3 aus f~letnen, tdslid sesen bic
9eiunobett ~besansenen gerseben, unb erit
rpenn. ii9 ,bieie sebduft baben, bri9t bic
&ranfbstt i9einbar auf einmaI beruor.
8er @eiunbbeit In SauIbsit gu finben
slaubt, tit ebenio rnuerniinftis, ais wer
ft9 gum S9weisen %perbamut, UNI feline
Gimme gu frdftisen.
Sc einfa9er bic 2~ebenspeiie TT, ie seiins
Der lit iie.
0le 3iseuner - bieiss slidli9e @efins
bel Ieben Gag unb Ra3t in ber freien,
frti9en 2uft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-14
Ser beriibmte grotraitmaler @irarbet

wv ~NssTe"sN
in Yaris wurbe uon benz bstanatsn Runits
trititer Scubo beiudt, Der supsiIsn iebr
main unb 5eritreut mar. Soebeu polenbete
@irarbet elm IsbenssroBes weibIidss gors
trait, bas ScubO srit iebr aufmertiam bss
tra9tete unb banu iaste: vSapriii, mein
lieber 9trarbet, baS 1T famos ssmaIt;
8ei4nuns uortreffi9, Steluns rsissnb,
Solorit nnb Seleu4tans pradtuol, absr
warum baben Sic fi9 eth iol9' bdBli1eS
MObsu ssnommen2" - vgS 1T meine
Mutter," usrisbte @irarbst rubts. vab,
t9 bite %tauienbmal UNI 8srasibuns," ftots
terte SeubO perlssen unb bstroffsn, yab,
60 TT Ia pabr, i'd bate es ioslsi9 islbit
bsmsrten iousn: sic sIsi4sn ibr ia auf
etn 5aar."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-14
S6nGbele.

8as frau6t oa on Der Grens' berum
limb fu6elt NIT benz SGbele?
8as lit bod ni6t Rapoleum -
0tetn, oas lit bios Der Sdndbele.
ST i6nGbelt BIN unb i6ndbelt Der,
Sebo6 bas S6nGbsln brin9t Walberr.
Der itramme RlIti6fe merit bas bod
tluo itett ben S6nGbele ms Cod.
Nun in 9aris Elm sroB' @ei6rei,
Wau raiIelt nit benz Sdbele:
auf, goulan9er, uuo fomm' berbei,
S6aii' uns SlIriif bas S6uGbele.
IS i6nGbeln bin unb i6uGbelu Der
Die 9ellt' pom S6nGbale'S Walbeur. -
rnb bic Woral pom Der @el6i6t:
an oelti9er @renie i9ndbele ui9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-14
ate ahttae @attr liefert fetn fofbarereI

Die 8iittge Tatttr liefert fem foitbareres
Nttttel Se9en Sauttrantbeiten ais S6wefel,
cine 8batia9e, bic tlar an Der nit ansi6las II.
@eidwiiren bebafteteu Oberbaut bur6 bic gSirs
flung oieies uniibertreffliden Reini9ers II. Ser
i9Onerers, @lenn's S9wefelS eife, belpieien 1T.
@lerr's eerefelIetfe, beilt unb perI65uert, CSC.
$iTs Saars Il. Sartfarbe, i8pur5 II. braun, SOC.
Tifc's 3asni6msrjentrrpfeu bstlen In l Miu. Csc.
6erman 0pru 9iemppcr, ttetet SlbuerauSers
GrptbeuIen, Il. {. 10. 25e.